I also few sorry for the chumps that believe half the ***** you say, and run off to regurgitate it to their friends, spreading even more misinformation. So please, just stop.

Many historians agree that Robin Hood was a derived name for an outlaw in the 12th century named Robart Hode (Robin is a common shortening of the name)

The site marker for the second tomb of King Arthur at Glastonbury Abbey (or something like that) gives some people cause to believe in a historical Arthur. Written accounts claim in the 11th century, some monks came across the tomb of Arthur underneath the abbey with an inscription like “hoc interis Arturis” or to that effect, and moved the male and female bodies within to an outdoor tomb, when the abbey fell into disrepair and was sacked the tomb was destroyed and the relics have been lost since then (1540′s)

In due time Gathelus sought to rule a land of his own and left Egypt to go to Spain where it is said he founded the kingdom of Castile. But his wanderlust was still strong, and on hearing of a thinly populated land to the north he went to Ireland and settled in the place we now call County Antrim. Many years later the Scotii set forth again to settle in the north of Britain and become the Scots.

It’s a lovely little story and it’s a pity it’s not true. The Scotii belonged to a tribe of Gaelic Celts living in the north of Ireland. The origin of their name is uncertain, but the historian Charles Oman believes it derives from the Gaelic word Scuit (a man cut-off). When they became established on the mainland they would have been cut off from their home in Ireland.

The Book of Mormon suggests (more than suggests, outright states) three migrations from the “Old World” toi the “New World”. One occurred before the time of Abaraham, when there were no tribes at all. One migration were of the tribe of Judah about 500 BC. Judah was not one of the “lost tribes” exiled by the Assyrians. The last tribe was decended from the Tribe of Manassah – Manassah was a “lost tribe”, but the family who emmigrated to the Americas were remnant decendants of the Lost Tribe living among the tribe of Judah more than 200 years after their Tribe was taken away. In no way does the Book of Mormon imply they Native Americans were part of the “Lost Tribes”.

It also isn’t correct to imply that the Book of Mormon says all Native Americans descend from these migrations. Although early members of the LDS Church believed that, current interpretation of the Book of Mormon favors a belief that these migrations and their decendants constituted only a small portion of the peoples of the Americas.